Study Confirms Young Adult Cancer Survivors May Face Elevated Social Risks, Limited Access to Affordable Healthcare and Psychological Issues

Young adult cancer survivors aged 18 to 39 face elevated social risks, including insecure access to living essentials and affordable health care, as well as psychological issues when compared to their peers who did not have cancer histories and survivors from older age cohorts.

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Journal: Onco Zine - The International Oncology Network
Published: 2025-09-18
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14229/onco.2025.09.18.003
Primary Topic: Family Support in Illness
Type: article
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Study Confirms Young Adult Cancer Survivors May Face Elevated Social Risks, Limited Access to Affordable Healthcare and Psychological Issues

Sep 18, 2025

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Family Support in Illness

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Study Confirms Young Adult Cancer Survivors May Face Elevated Social Risks, Limited Access to Affordable Healthcare and Psychological Issues

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Family Support in Illness

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